14-year-old rapper on ‘AGT’ shines with original song about gun violence

Kyle Moss

On the season premiere of America’s Got Talent we met Flau’jae, the 14-year-old daughter of rapper Camouflage. With a promising career, he was shot and killed in 2003 at the age of 20, which is why Flau’jae is aiming her rap skills at a good cause.

She performed an original song about her father, and along with showing she has heart and skills, she delivered a powerful message about gun violence with lyrics like, “if he woulda put that gun down, then he woulda been here right now.”

And as if the judges giving her a four-way standing ovation and unanimously sending her through to the next round wasn’t enough, Simon Cowell tracked Flau’jae down backstage to shower her with more praise.

“That was incredible. Honestly incredible,” Cowell said with a hug. “I think what you just did there was so important and fantastic. I’m thrilled for you.”

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